2025 Kanazawa Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

🌍The latest forecast from the Japan Meteorological Agency shows that the cherry blossom season in Japan has shifted slightly south this year, with full bloom in Fukuoka, Kyushu, and Tokyo slightly delayed. The peak season is expected to be from late March to early April. ❗【👇Click below to experience the once-a-year beauty of spring🎐】 ❗ 🇯🇵Kansai and surrounding areas "Hot Spring with Ocean View" Kyoto + Mount Fuji + Atami + Tokyo 6 Days 5 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–April 🌸Drive through cherry blossom avenues, climb the observation deck to overlook Mount Fuji adorned with cherry blossoms, enjoy cherry blossoms at famous historical sites, stay at selected hot spring hotels, and discover the natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula 🇯🇵Kanto and surrounding areas "Relais & Châteaux" Kanazawa + Shirakawa-go + Tokyo 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–May 🌸Explore the spring cherry blossoms in Hokuriku, heal your body and mind in ancient hot springs, tour the old streets in a retro rickshaw, visit Kenrokuen, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, enjoy the night cherry blossom lighting ceremony, and take professional travel photos "Spring in Japan" Tokyo + Mount Fuji + Hakone 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–April 🌸Enjoy the limited-time cherry blossom festival in April, immerse yourself in the spring cherry blossoms of Mount Fuji, stroll through the market under the trees, experience Japanese festival culture, and take a Sumida River cruise to enjoy the scenery on both sides. Professional photographers will capture the beautiful spring day 🇯🇵Hokkaido and Tohoku "Journey North" Akita + Aomori Secret Realm 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Hirosaki Castle in Aomori is a must-see. 2,600 cherry blossom trees complement the Edo-era architecture, and the riverbank is transformed into a cherry blossom tunnel. Witness the cherry blossoms in full bloom at Kakunodate Castle, a famous Japanese scenic spot "Secret Spring Cherry Blossoms" Sendai + Yamagata + Tokyo 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Visit the centuries-old hot springs in northern Japan, explore the famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Yamagata, enjoy cherry blossom viewing parties in ancient cities, and walk through cherry blossom corridors. Experience the fairy tale world depicted by Hayao Miyazaki "Snow Corridor" Miyagi Zao Snow Wall Wonder + Sendai + Matsushima Hot Spring 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Seasonal wonders, cherry blossoms intertwined with snow-capped mountains, create a unique view of a thousand cherry trees at a glance. Stroll through the elegant Matsushima, where the romantic sea of cherry blossoms complements the emerald green islands, and take in all the beautiful scenery "Bright Spring Cherry Blossoms" Tohoku + Hokkaido 7 Days 6 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April–May 🌸Head north to encounter the cherry blossoms of Akita's ancient city and Hirosaki Castle, Japan's best cherry blossom viewing spot. Stroll through the cherry blossom tunnel and immerse yourself in the romantic moment of the sea and cherry blossoms at Temiya Park in Otaru ❗【👇Click below to start your fantastic cherry blossom journey🌸】 ❗

8-Day Japan Tour: Don't Miss the Hot Springs! Carefully selected itineraries to let you enjoy Japanese hot spring culture. Start your healing journey now! -------------------- 🌸 Itinerary Suggestions: Explore the Beauty of Japan 🌸 Day 1: Shirakawa-go - Higashi Chaya District Stroll through the Gassho-zukuri Village in Shirakawa-go and experience the charm of a World Heritage Site. In the evening, visit Higashi Chaya District and experience the ancient tea ceremony culture. Day 2: Kinkaku-ji - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Senbon Torii - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji, explore the mysterious Fushimi Inari Taisha, pass through the spectacular Senbon Torii, and visit Osaka Castle Park to experience the historical charm. Finally, shop and enjoy delicious food at Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. Day 3: Free Time in Osaka Enjoy free time in Osaka. You can choose to join a day tour to explore Arashiyama Togetsukyo Bridge, Bamboo Grove, and other attractions to experience the local slow life. Day 4: Nara Park - Miho no Matsubara Get up close and personal with the cute deer in Nara Park, then head to Miho no Matsubara to enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery. Day 5: Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Fuji Shibazakura Festival - Oshino Hakkai - Ginza Climb to the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji to enjoy the magnificent mountains, participate in the Fuji Shibazakura Festival to experience the sea of flowers, visit the magical Oshino Hakkai, and then enjoy a high-end shopping experience in Ginza. Day 6: Senso-ji - Nakamise Shopping Street - Akihabara Electric Town Visit the ancient Senso-ji to pray for blessings, stroll through Nakamise Shopping Street to buy special souvenirs, and finally experience the charm of anime culture in Akihabara Electric Town. Day 7: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route - Unazuki Onsen Cross the magnificent Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. Relax at Unazuki Onsen in the evening. Day 8: Kurobe Gorge - Fugan Canal Kansui Park Visit the deep Kurobe Gorge and admire the wonders of nature. Finally, visit Fugan Canal Kansui Park to experience the tranquility and beauty of the water city. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Japan Travel Essentials 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected and enjoy your trip. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japan has a different voltage. Don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👗 Dress for the season. Japan is cold in December, so bring warm clothes. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to stay charged wherever you go. 💊 Bring some regular medicine for peace of mind. 💰 Bring your wallet and credit card so you can shop and eat without worry. -------------------- Your Japan trip is all here! Keep this guide handy and set off easily. Your dream trip starts now!

#Art Gallery The D.T. Suzuki Memorial Museum in Kanazawa consists of different courtyards and corridors, and conveys the Zen spirit to visitors through architecture The museum has a total of entrance building, exhibition building, and thinking space building, which are connected by corridors, and the entrance courtyard, water mirror courtyard, and open-air courtyard are scattered among them In addition to exhibiting D.T. Suzuki's life and photos, the museum also exhibits various courtyards and corridors The thinking space is a very suitable space for sitting quietly and meditating So it is better to say that you come here to empty yourself and feel the Zen spirit in the space freely The D.T. Suzuki Museum is closed every Monday, and the latest admission time is 16:30 It is highly recommended to put it in your pocket list when you come to Kanazawa! #D.T.Suzuki #Kanazawa #100 ways to travel #dopaminetravel #Zen

📍 Ponta Sushi, Ishikawa A sushi restaurant in the Kanazawa Central Wholesale Market where you can enjoy fresh sushi and free refills of fish soup!! It's not well known among tourists, but it's a restaurant loved by locals♡ I was recommended this restaurant by a friend who lived in Ishikawa Prefecture for about 10 years🍣 Even though it's a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, there is a lunch menu, so most people eat the lunch menu + many people also eat the conveyor belt sushi❤︎ Yokozuna Lunch (15 pieces) 1,408 yen B Lunch (upper 10 pieces) 1,320 yen I was very satisfied to be able to eat fresh sushi at a reasonable price🍣🤍🤍 If it was a different market, it would probably cost about twice as much...lol By the way, the restaurant is about a 10-minute taxi ride from the west exit of Kanazawa Station, opposite Omicho Market🚕 There are many tourist spots on the east exit side, so there are many buses going in that direction, but there are fewer buses on the west exit side, so I recommend taking a taxi🚕 (A taxi ride costs about 1,000 yen) Add excitement to your daily life:🌙 📍Conveyor Belt Sushi Ponta 📮 Fisheries Wholesale Center, 4-15-1 Nishinen, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture🕚 10:00-14:30 Closed on Wednesdays *Open on Saturdays and Sundays only from 17:00-20:30 #Japanese cuisine 2024 #Domestic travel #Kanazawa gourmet #Kanazawa trip #Seafood #Ishikawa trip #Gourmet

One of Kanazawa's oldest shrines, Ishikura Shrine, is located in Honda-machi, Kanazawa City. Established during the Kofun period, it boasts a history of about 1,500 years. The main deity enshrined here is Ōmononushi no Ōkami (Ōkuninushi no Ōkami), making it famous for 'en-musubi' (matchmaking), attracting many visitors who pray for love and marriage. The shrine's architecture is majestic and intricate, with two imposing stone lions guarding the main hall and exquisite wood carvings inside. The shrine's chozuya (purification fountain) is adorned with seasonal flowers, adding a ceremonial touch to the visit. However, the highlight for children is undoubtedly the shrine's mascot, 'Kima-chan.' Kima-chan is an adorable rabbit wearing a traditional hat, beloved by visitors. My child was so excited to meet Kima-chan that they even brought their stuffed rabbit from home to Japan! Additionally, the shrine offers colorful polka-dot omamori (amulets) in various colors and designs, some featuring Kima-chan charms. These omamori are not only visually appealing but also serve various purposes, such as praying for safety, love, and wisdom.

#cafestory After I do a research of what Kanazawa has the best, I found this legendary ice cream cafe and it's already famous for years. As a huge fan of vanilla ice cream, I insist myself to go here and experiencing by trying its best vanilla ice cream. Served with an edible gold-leaf topping, makes this ice cream cafe a must visit you could probably put this a your top notch visit during your trip in Kanazawa. This well-served soft ice cream will melt your mouth in awe. This will giving you an acdiction and craving for more because this is truly delicious 🤤 If you are happened to visit Japan, pack your things and put this itinerary on your top list in Kanazawa. It is worthy 📍Hakuichi (gold leaf ice cream cafe), Higashiyama, Kanazawa, Japan #100waysoftravel #kanazawa #japan #icecream #cafe

# City Day Trip When you visit the quaint city of Kanazawa, you must choose the right photo spots. The three attractions recommended this time are within walking distance: Kenrokuen, Kanazawa Castle and Higashi Tea House Street. If you want to play around Kanazawa in one day, these three places are the most suitable. 1. Three famous gardens: and six gardens Kenrokuen Garden is one of the three famous gardens in Japan. It was the garden of the daimyo (the princes) during the Edo period. It took a long time and a lot of manpower and material resources to build. Stepping into Kenrokuen is like going back to the Edo period, and there are different scenery in the four seasons. The six victories of Kenrokuen refer to "grand", "deep", "human power", "paogu", "water spring" and "viewing". It really sounds like I am very hipster. Going to the site to take pictures and visit, is also full of literary atmosphere. 🕰️Opening hours: 07:00 ~ 18:00 📍Address: 1 Kenrokuen-cho, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture 2. Kanazawa City Park Kanazawa Castle was once the residence of the Maeda family, inferior or not very shocking due to its height. But since it is only a bridge away from Kenrokuen, after visiting Kenrokuen, you might as well go and check in, become a feudal lord, and patrol! 🕰️Opening hours: 07:00 ~ 18:00 📍Address: 1-1 Marunouchi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture 3. East Tea House Street A chaya, referring to the venue used for entertainment and feasting during the Edo period. And Kanazawa is preserving a number of teahouse streets, forming a unique and stunning traditional complex. Kanazawa’s Higashichaya Street, along with Gion, Kyoto, is one of Japan’s three designated important traditional architectural preservation geisha districts and the largest teahouse complex in Kanazawa. Outside the 200-year-old Chaya Street, you will feel the breath of traditional Japanese culture while also marveling at the quality of Japanese cultural conservation and architectural restoration. A little further on, the banks of the Asano River also boast antique pedestrian bridges, perfect for wandering around. 📍Address: Higashiyama, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture ~Tips: Check-in props are indispensable~ In addition to beautiful clothes, to make the whole composition more natural, be sure to match the right props. In Kanazawa, the ubiquitous tri-color balls or soy sauce balls, the famous gold-foil soft-serve ice cream, are perfect. With soy sauce balls in your hand, you feel like you’re back in the Edo period against the backdrop of Kenrokuen Japanese garden.

Compared to the Suzuki Daisetsu Museum and the Ishikawa Prefectural Library that I previously introduced, the Kanazawa 21st Century Museum is much more famous. Designed by two renowned Japanese architects, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, the museum adopts the concept of a 'town square,' combining art with a park to bring art closer to the general public. The oval-shaped glass curtain wall and irregular entrances allow people to appreciate the artworks from various angles. ~Tips: Make sure to reserve 'The Swimming Pool' in advance~ Among the award-winning architecture that won the 2010 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the most famous piece is undoubtedly 'The Swimming Pool' by Leandro Erlich. While you can buy tickets on the spot to visit the museum, 'The Swimming Pool' can be reserved in advance or visited as a walk-in. If you arrive and find out you can't visit or have to wait in a long line, you'll regret it. 🕰️Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Closed on Mondays 📍Address: 1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture 💰Average Cost: JPY 450

Kanazawa boasts a history of over 400 years, with its most prosperous period during the Edo era when Toshiie Maeda founded the Kanazawa Castle town. During the war-torn Edo period, the Maeda clan focused on developing various crafts, tea ceremonies, and cultural arts to show their loyalty to the Tokugawa shogunate. This not only enriched Kanazawa with a rich cultural atmosphere and traditional crafts but also helped it avoid the bloodshed of the Edo period. Fortunately, Kanazawa was also spared from bombings during World War II, allowing the city to retain much of its historical charm. In such a historically rich place, wearing traditional Japanese kimono is a must for taking photos at spots like Kenrokuen Garden, Higashi Chaya District, and Kanazawa Castle. The most traditional kimono in Kanazawa is the Kaga Yuzen kimono, known for its vibrant colors and patterns. However, these are quite expensive and may not be suitable for those just looking to experience wearing a kimono. For a more affordable option, basic kimono sets are available for around HKD $200 to $300. There are many kimono rental shops in Kanazawa, but it's essential to book online or via email in advance. When we arrived at our reserved shop, there was already a sign indicating that all reservations for the day were full. Those familiar with Japan know that the Japanese value service and product quality, only offering what they can handle. The recommended kimono rental shop offers kimonos at various price points, allowing you to choose on the spot. On-site, there are over 500 women's kimonos available. Besides same-day returns, you can also pay extra for next-day returns. Kanazawa Kimono Hanaren 🕰️Business Hours: 09:00～18:00 📍Address: 2-4 Kenroku Motomachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa

Osaka and Tokyo, which Hong Kongers visit most often, face south, and their seafood comes from the Pacific Ocean. As for Kanazawa, which faces north, the seafood comes from the Sea of ​​​​Japan, so there are different specialty seafood. Kanazawa is best known for the Omi-cho market, which is filled with a variety of fresh seafood, such as Ishikawa Prefecture’s famous Kanon crab, Toyama Bay prawns and more. To count the shops with the most queues in Omi-cho market, it has to be the cheap and good seafood rice bowl. If you don't want to queue, there are many stand-up shops in Omi-cho Market, where you can enjoy fresh seafood such as seaweed, oysters, crab paste, etc., which will leave you with endless aftertaste. Tips: Seasonal limited energy crab If you are visiting between November and March, be sure to try the local Kanon crab in Ishikawa Prefecture. Kano crab is actually Matsuba crab caught in Ishikawa Prefecture, Kano refers to "Kaga" and "Noto", so it is limited to Ishikawa Prefecture. The matsutake crab in the Japanese Sea is really delicious and definitely worth a try! Recommended Seafood Don: いきいき亭 Omicho store 🕰️Opening Hours: 07:00 ~ 15:00 📍Address: いちばkan Omicho, 88 Aokusacho, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa Prefecture 💰Average consumption per person: HKD150 #SpecialtyFood #JapanTravel #JapaneseFood #Kanazawa #JapaneseCooking #KanazawaOmichoMarket #JapaneseSashimi #SeafoodDon #Matsuba Crab #100 Ways to Travel

Each country has different architectural forms and attractions. For example, when you go to China, you have to see palaces and temples, when you go to Europe, you see churches and bell towers, and when you go to Japan, you see various castles🏰 Kanazawa Castle Park is a must-visit attraction in Kanazawa. It is free to visit. The fifty longhouses and Gyokusenin Maru Garden are the key symbols. They are lit up at night💡, very beautiful❤️. The park and Kenrokuen are next to each other. You can visit both attractions in one day to save time and effort. Japan's overall travel package is very good. There are also hop-on-hop-off one-day buses available for purchase in Kanazawa City, which basically cover all attractions. It is not only convenient for free planning of itinerary, but also very cost-effective. You can consider purchasing it👍 #springsummergoodplace2024 #日本 TreasureCastle #Kanazawa

A very interesting scene during the trip is visiting the local market to see what everyone usually eats and what the prices are like. Occasionally, there are products that I have never seen before, which are very novel and interesting. ❤️ 🐟Omi Town Market is the largest market in Kanazawa. There are many stores selling fresh food directly, and there are also many seafood 🦞BBQ🦐 restaurants, which can be cooked to order and are completely lively. We usually set off at around nine in the morning and walk along the stalls to eat. If we see the seafood we like, we’ll cook it fresh. We’ll have a cup of matcha with barbecue, and we’ll have brunch all at once. Merchants along the street also sell pickled foods or processed dried seafood. You can buy them home if you like (note ⚠️ there are customs restrictions) I happened to meet some children doing an outdoor internship that day. I saw each of them carefully holding a notebook and copying. I thought it was very interesting and cute❤️ #金AZawaomimachimarket #日本seafood #localfood #localmarket #spring-summer good place 2024

Like the Chinese royal family and dignitaries of all dynasties, the Japanese also have an inexplicable preference for gardens. Japanese gardens emphasize a kind of Zen. Although the regulations are different from those in China, they have the same purpose but the same purpose. Known as Japan's three most famous gardens, Kenroku-en is one of the important tourist attractions in Kanazawa. The entire park is so large that it takes about two to three hours to walk around. It is not just a small park. If you are tired, you can stop to drink matcha 🍵 or eat Kanazawa’s unique gold foil ice cream 🍦. There is also a restaurant during lunch time. It’s basically the Humble Administrator’s Garden in Suzhou that’s ten times bigger. It is said that Kenrokuen Garden has different beauty throughout the year, with snow scenery in winter ❄️, cherry blossoms in spring 🌸, red maples in autumn 🍁, green in summer, and night lights at night, which is very beautiful. It's a pity that there is no highest point in the park where you can take photos of all the scenery at once, otherwise it would be very spectacular! #Kanazawa #Japanese-style architecture #Japanese garden

🏨Hyatt Centric Kanazawa ⛩️Kanazawa, known as 'Little Kyoto', is an ancient Japanese city with great historical architecture and not too many tourists, which makes it a city I really like Hyatt Centric is a young lifestyle brand launched by the Hyatt Group in recent years, focusing on local design and young living. The Kanazawa branch is one of the earliest Hyatt Centric hotels to open 🔵The hotel is located near Kanazawa Station, just a short walk from the Shinkansen's Kanazawa Station stop, so it's very conveniently located ⚫️Upon entering the hotel, you can see many local Kanazawa artworks and elements of gold leaf, as Kanazawa is Japan's most famous production area for gold leaf. There's even a wall covered in gold leaf, which is quite spectacular! 🔵The rooms are also quite spacious. For hotels in Japan, having this much space is actually very good. The bathroom has a wet and dry separation, and the toiletries are local Kanazawa products made with honey essence, which are very nice to use 🔵What shocked me the most was the hotel's breakfast. For a hotel that is not very expensive, they offer a rich variety of fruits, such as kiwi, blueberries, strawberries, etc., all unlimited, and these fruits are expensive in Japan. Additionally, you can order many types of eggs, the Eggs Benedict are very well made, and there are also Osaka burns, pancakes, etc., making breakfast very satisfying 💰The current price of this hotel is around 1k to 1.5k, and it's even lower in the off-season, so you might consider booking a price that includes breakfast

@tokutabi_jp ←Introducing great value and stylish spots! Use this as a reference for your future trips🫧 ------------------------------------------------------- Today, I'd like to introduce some recommended hotels in Kanazawa, a city with many tourist attractions in the Hokuriku region🌷 *I recommend buying a one-day bus pass to get around Ishikawa prefecture! I booked this hotel for three people◎ It's really cute and the atmosphere is the best! I was also happy to be able to eat my takeout food at a sturdy table and chair✨ There are vending machines and washing machines inside the hotel, so you can relax at the hotel even on cold days! There's also a cafe, so it's recommended for those who want to work! Please go and check it out~~! #KUMUthesharehotels 2-40 Kamitsutsumicho, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 920-0869 Adults: from 8,000 yen (official only) Check-in from 3pm, check-out from 10am If there's a place you want to go to, save it instead of a memo! 📝 Check it out later🌱 *Business days may change, so please check the official website☺️ ------------------------------------------------------ This account introduces exciting spots and travel information every day! 🫶🏻 A must-see for those who want to travel with a stylish atmosphere! 🧡 We post a lot of photogenic spots🫰🏻 Follow us here↓ @tokutabi_jp ------------------------------------------------------- #GirlsTrip #CoupleTrip #IshikawaTrip #IshikawaTourism #KanazawaTrip #KanazawaTourism #KanazawaHotel #besttrip2023 #DomesticTrip #WinterTrip

Hyatt House Kanazawa is very close to the station, but the entrance is a bit inconspicuous. After exiting Kanazawa Nishi Station, you will see a large building on the right hand side, but the hotel entrance is on the side. After entering, take the elevator to The lobby is on the 2nd floor. You can pick up your hotel pajamas and clothes at the counter. This time I booked a room with two single beds. The space is very large and spacious. If it is the last day of the trip, there is enough space to pack large and small bags. The luggage and the ability to quickly take the direct airport bus are two very important options, which are very suitable for those who need to depart from Komatsu Airport the next day. The terrace garden outside the lobby on the second floor is very beautiful. It is recommended to go out and have a look. It has different beauty in the morning and evening. It is also worth mentioning that the details in the decoration can be savored carefully, especially the visible switches, which are quite high-quality. In addition, you can also use a TV or connect a Chromecast with a mobile phone. Although the breakfast options are buffet-style, the variety seems to be average, which is a pity. Overall, the transportation location, the spaciousness of the room, and many hardware details are still very good! #kanazawastation #kanazawa #hyatt

Kanazawa, Ishikawa 🐥 A museum that houses large modern works of art from Japan and abroad! Stylish with a white base 💫 A circular glass building with a cafe inside! The wooden chairs that look like rabbit ears are a great spot to see on Instagram! 📍Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art 1-2-1 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-8509 Tel 076-220-2800 (main) Exhibition zone 10:00-18:00 (until 20:00 on Fridays and Saturdays) Interaction zone 9:00-22:00 #summer trip #domestic travel #Ishikawa #Kanazawa #Kanazawa sightseeing #21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art

Kanazawa, Ishikawa 🐥 I love this place and visit it often! Kanazawa Castle Park, adjacent to Kenrokuen, is spacious and very peaceful 💫 It's especially beautiful during the autumn leaves season and is highly recommended 🍁 It's a perfect walking course that starts from Kanazawa Castle and ends at Kenrokuen! Please check it out now ☺️ 📍 Kanazawa Castle Park 1-1 Marunouchi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-0937 ☎︎ 076-234-3800 #Domestic travel #Summer trip #Gourmet trip #Ishikawa sightseeing #Park #Kenrokuen #Kanazawa #Kanazawa Castle Park #777

My first visit to Kanazawa was a delightful adventure, especially when I decided to explore the Geisha District on foot. It was like stepping into a different era, with traditional wooden houses and cobblestone streets. One of the highlights was visiting a former Geisha house, which has been transformed into a museum. As I wandered through its halls, I couldn't help but imagine the elegant dances and enchanting conversations that took place within those walls. The museum provided a fascinating glimpse into the lives of Geisha, their elaborate costumes, and their commitment to mastering various arts. After immersing myself in the world of Geisha, I strolled through the district, passing by charming shops showcasing Kanazawa's famous gold leaf craftsmanship. Everywhere I looked, there were dazzling souvenirs and crafts coated in shimmering gold leaf, capturing the essence of this unique city. Exploring the Geisha District on foot was a truly memorable experience. It allowed me to soak in the history, beauty, and craftsmanship of Kanazawa while feeling a sense of connection to its vibrant past. #japan #kanazawa #urbanexplorer #summervacation #tripblazers #awesomepic

#wecreate In Kanazawa JR train station the city welcomes you with some traditional drums 🥁 inspired massive gate. People stops here for a must taken pictures, from young to old, from locals to visitors. Made of wood and inspired by a Torii gate, this city attraction made me wonder: After crossing the gate, will I be in a sacred place? Is that place a journey? Is it life itself sacred? Or is it on the other side of the coin, arriving and entering the city is sacred?" I did noticed a lot of temples in this city, a lot of Onsens and a pretty castle, so I cannot really tell which side of the idea is correct, but in any case both ideas are beautiful in my mind. #japan #kanazawa #toriigate #tripblazers

Having visited many gardens across Japan, Kenrokuen Garden is definitely my personal favourite! Located in Kanazawa, the garden is a strolling type landscape garden of the Edo period and is a true masterpiece of Japanese landscape design. It has rightfully earned its status as one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, having been designated as a national site of scenic beauty in 1922 and as a national site of special scenic beauty in 1985. Its name is derived from combining the six attributes of a perfect landscape garden: spaciousness, seclusion, artifice, antiquity, watercourses and panoramas. The garden appears totally natural but it's in fact man-made. It has many unique features, including the oldest Japanese fountain, raised root pine trees, a plum grove, winding streams with cherry trees on both sides. Now in early April, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and the sight of the pink flowers reflected in the still water is truly spectacular. Here you can also participate in a tea ceremony, a wonderful way to experience the elegance of Japanese culture. A visit I most definitely recommend!

Kanazawa is a charming historic city located on the western coast of Japan. It is home to Kenrokuen Garden which I will post about separately, as it is one of the most famous gardens in Japan and my personal favourite! Kanazawa boasts an impressive collection of museums. Apart from the must-see Kanazawa castle, the Higashi Chaya District is a well-preserved geisha district with traditional tea houses and shops. If you are looking to buy local pottery, this is the place! Here you also have a unique opportunity to enter the geisha house which has been transformed into a museum. Foodies will appreciate Kanazawa's signature golden leaf ice-cream which you can try for just about 1000JPY. Yum! Kanazawa's historic districts are also worth exploring. The Nagamachi Samurai District is a historic district with beautifully preserved residences and gardens of the samurai era, walking through which transports you into a different world. I recommend staying for no less than two days to thoroughly enjoy exploring Kanazawa's many attractions and sakura blossoms.

Kenrokuen is a gorgeous and expansive park-like garden in the center of Kanazawa and it is the city’s major attraction.This beautiful park contains one of the top three celebrated gardens in Japan. The garden was created over the span of several hundred years by the Maeda family, and today is one of the best examples of a strolling-style Japanese landscape garden. The garden offers something to enjoy whatever the season. Kenrokuen is located in the center of Kanazawa City close to Kanazawa Castle Park. To get to Kenrokuen Garden from Kanazawa Station’s East Exit Bus Terminal you can take the Kanazawa Right Loop Bus from bus stop 7 or the Kenrokuen Shuttle Bus from bus stop 6. Both buses take about 16 minutes and the fare is 200 yen.

#Japan Attractions Go to one of central Japan Day trip to Kanazawa By bus in Nagoya, about 4 hours and 30 minutes Take JR Special Express, about 3 hours more D I choose to take the express 😁😁 There are not too many attractions in Kanazawa, one day is enough It was to Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Art and Kenrokuen There is a shop in the art gallery, where you can buy many exquisite souvenirs Kenrokuen Garden is a famous garden in Japan. It is also beautiful You can also go to Kanazawa City Park on the last trip Take JR and go elsewhere at dusk 👍 #Japan Central

Kanazawa Castle Park Kanazawa Castle Park is a historical space that is open to the public, formerly the castle of the Maeda clan, the domain of one million koku of rice in the Kaga domain. Along with its outer garden, Kenrokuen, it is a treasure for the people of Ishikawa Prefecture, and we hope that many people will enjoy its splendor. There are many things to see here, including historical structures designated as Important Cultural Properties, such as the Ishikawa Gate, Sanjukken Nagaya, and Tsurumaru Warehouse, the grandeur of the recently reconstructed Hishi Yagura, Gojukken Nagaya, and Hashizumemon Tsuzuki Yagura, and the abundant plants and animals that can be found near the Honmaru Garden. #WinterTravel #BreathtakingView

This might be the most current iconic thing in Kanazawa a massive wooden gate outside the train station. There is also a fountain made watch and some welcoming messages on it, quite a bit hidden quirk The gate is huge and keeps people busy with picture day and night #newyearadventure #tripblazers #campingglamping #books #japan #kimono #kimonosinkyoto #kyoto #temple #traveljapan #kanazawa #foodie #gate #japantravel #onsen #asia

#日本景点 The teahouse street in Kanazawa, Japan, is very suitable for a one-day round trip or a two-day and one-night trip.. The transportation is very convenient and you can take the Hokuriku Shinkansen. Kyoto Gion is known as the "Second Largest Teahouse Street in Japan" The overall architectural features are wooden century-old houses, Edo-period machiya buildings and the nostalgic style of the teahouse street. Therefore, it is also a recommended place for a kimono 👘 experience trip..📸️🌟 The teahouse street is mainly East Teahouse Street, West Teahouse Street, and Kazuemachi Teahouse Street, collectively known as the three major teahouse streets in Kanazawa. Most of the teahouses have been renovated, and some have become restaurants, tea shops, or souvenir shops...

I went to the Kanazawa Art Museum "KAMU Kanazawa" that opened in 2020! It is a museum where you can visit six art spaces that were created in Kanazawa city while walking around the city! Each art space is small, but each space has contemporary art works on display, which were worth seeing☻ You can also walk around the city, so it was a new experience that allowed you to rediscover the charm of Kanazawa✨ Access: 1-1-52 Hirosaka, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture #Kanazawa #Art Museum